Lebanon

The emotional responses to 'Lebanon' are dominated by the intense psychological burden of war, primarily driven by the film's claustrophobic setting inside a tank. Viewers experience high levels of **Fear** and **Anxiety** due to the constant, unseen threats and the inexperience of the young crew. **Sadness** and **Melancholy** reflect the tragic human cost and the grim realities depicted. **Empathy** is strong, as the film forces viewers to connect with the vulnerable soldiers, while the raw and unflinching portrayal of violence and its aftermath elicits **Disturbing** reactions. Other emotions like **Anger**, **Guilt**, and **Confusion** arise from the chaotic and morally ambiguous nature of their mission.